Dooley Field
Dooley Fields were built in 1958 on the private property of Holy
Spirit Parish School, Dioceses of Sacramento. Dooley Fields are
named in the honor of Lawrence Bertolani, a Sacramento firefighter
who was involved in the creating and maintaining of the baseball
diamonds. Lawrence Bertolani's nickname was "Dooley". For more than
three decades, Dooley spent many days of his life leaving his
backyard gate to maintain the diamonds so that the children of our
area can play at this special ballpark.
Through the years, Dooley Fields have become the home fields for the
Little Leagues (L.L.) in our adjacent neighborhoods. Originally,
Dooley Fields was the home for Pacific L.L., which was established
in 1959. Respectively in 1994 and 2000, Land Park L.L. (1954) and
Curtis Park L.L. (1950) merged with Pacific Little League.
Boundaries for
LPPLL are as follows:
North boundary: "P"
Street
South boundary: 56th Ave. / Freeport Blvd / Fruitridge Rd.
East boundary: Business 80 / Franklin Blvd.
West boundary: Sacramento River / Highway 5,
plus "The Little Pocket" bounded on the west by the Sacramento
River
Little League operates under
strict rules regarding residency boundaries. Each registering player
must certify residency within the LPPLL boundaries. No exceptions
are made for school enrollment.
Mission
Statement
It is the goal of the Land Park Pacific Little League to implant
firmly in the children of our community the ideals of good
sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage and respect for authority,
so that they may be well adjusted, stronger and happier children and
will grow to be good, decent, healthy and trustworthy citizens.
 
LPPLL All-Stars History
Majors
2007 District 7 Champion, Section 4 Runner-up
2006 District 7 Champion, Section 4 Runner-up
2005 District 7 Runner-up
2004 District 7 Runner-up
2003 District 7 Runner-up
1992 District 7 Champion, Section 4 Runner-up
1991 District 7 Champion, Section 3 Champion, Division 2 Runner-up
1990 District 7 Champion, Section 3 Runner-up
1987 District 7 Champion, Section 3 Runner-up
1984 District 7 Champion, Section 1 Champion, Division 2 Runner-up
1983 District 7 Champion, Section 1 Champion, Division 1 Champion,
Western Regional Champion
1982 District 7 Champion
1973 District 7 Champion, Section 1 Champion, Division 2 Runner-up
1961 District 7 Champion
1960 District 7 Champion, Section 1 Champion
9/10 Division
2007 District 7 Champion
2006 District 7 Champion, Section 4 Runner-up
2005 District 7 Champion
2004 District 7 Runner-up
10/11 Division
2006 District 7 Runner-up
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2007 LPP Major All Stars - District 7 Champions
(Alpha
Order)
Aaron Amaro,Ben Edelstein,
Nico Frank,
Carter Giroux,
Austin Guillen,
Kevin Krause,
DJ Mico,
Nick Modar,
Dominic Nunez,
Liam Olsen-Kenny,
Derek Taylor,
Kyle Wing,
Julian Woodfork. Coaches:
Barr, Krause, and Nunez
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2007 LPP 9-10 All Star - District 7
Champions
(Alpha
Order) Ian Allison,
Mike Hokama,
Jack Holzhauser,
Zane Janich,
Jack Long,
Aengus Nelson,
Dylan Saenz,
Marc Santillan,
Dom Smith,
Kevin Stenvick,
Noah Tait,
Ben Taylor,
Michael Valli. Coaches:
Allison, Hokama, and Smith |
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2007 LPP Minor - District 7 TOC Champions |
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2006 LPP Major All Stars - District 7 Champions |
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2006 LPP 10 - 11 All Stars - 2nd Place in
Dist. 7 Championship |
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LPP 9-10 All Stars - District 7 Champions.
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